Hello
I am trying to implement AsLL support in a service I'm writing. However,
the internal functions only allow me a precision of 3 digits in
milliseconds, whereas the servers return 6 digits in their time stamps.
I solved the problem by multiplying my own times by one thousand, then
checking the difference. Same goes for sending my own local time, here's
an example:
[RECV] AB G !1039922950.934646 K9.OpenNet.Nu 1039922950.934646
[SEND] AA Z AA AB 1039922950.934646 5049354 1039922955.984000
[RECV] AB G !1039923040.380093 K9.OpenNet.Nu 1039923040.380093
[SEND] AA Z AA AB 1039923040.380093 5040907 1039923045.421000
[RECV] AB G !1039923130.497572 K9.OpenNet.Nu 1039923130.497572
[SEND] AA Z AA AB 1039923130.497572 5064428 1039923135.562000
[RECV] AB G !1039923220.940091 K9.OpenNet.Nu 1039923220.940091
[SEND] AA Z AA AB 1039923220.940091 5074909 1039923226.015000
[RECV] AB G !1039923310.400062 K9.OpenNet.Nu 1039923310.400062
[SEND] AA Z AA AB 1039923310.400062 5067938 1039923315.468000
an output from the last ping/pong returns:
AsLL for K9.OpenNet.Nu -- RTT: 4ms Upstream: 5067938ms Downstream:
-5063ms
Does this look somewhat realistic, or am I doing it completely wrong?
(It's 4:30 AM here btw ;)
Kind regards
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Tom Rons ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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